Midnight Confessions

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mailmandan

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Magenta said:
@mailmandan I must let you know... :unsure::giggle:

I finally saw the episode of "Seinfeld" where Jerry was acting as a mailman (your avatar).

I realize it is not midnight, but still I must confess that I had never seen an episode
of Seinfeld before, until very recently. I confess that since sometime last month, I have
watched almost every single episode :D I started at the beginning and am nearing the
end of the second last season. That's at least 146 episodes in about a month.
Need I say it? I confess: I am a binge watcher of Netflix :eek::censored::LOL:

PS~ I hope you, your wife and loved ones, especially Jaxon, are well :)
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Wow! You really have been binge watching. :giggle: Thank you for your kind words. We are doing well and are so blessed that Jaxon is doing very well. :) Praise God!
 
Magenta

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mailmandan said:
Wow! You really have been binge watching. :giggle: Thank you for your kind words. We
are doing well and are so blessed that Jaxon is doing very well. :) Praise God!
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That is good to hear, and you are welcome :D Praise God, indeed!

Heh, I cannot imagine having to wait a week for any next episode of a series :unsure::giggle:

I confess also that I am not a fan of Jerry's stand-up routines, but I find the show itself quite amusing (y):D

If it were not, I wouldn't be watching it. I notice what drives them is their attempts to perpetrate
or get out of some deception they have foisted upon some hopefully unsuspecting other. One of
my fellow church members mentioned how surprised they were when JL-D was on some talk show,
and she commented that the characters on the show were not nice or good people. Yeah. They
are always lying about something LOL. I also noticed how much Friends mined story-lines from
Seinfeld, even characters. Eh, and, the fact is, I do not get out much, so allowing Netflix to fill some
of the hours of each day helps to keep me from being bored and/or going out of my mind :unsure::giggle:
Designing Scripture panels takes up a fair amount of my time also, but I need breaks from that :)
 
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Gojira

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Magenta said:
@mailmandan I confess that since sometime last month, I have watched almost every single episode :D I started at the beginning and am nearing the end of the second last season. That's at least 146 episodes in about a month. Need I say it? I confess: I am a binge watcher of Netflix :eek::censored::LOL:
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You have just evolved to a higher plane in my book :D

Remember George's wisdom on pity...

"Pity is very underrated. I like it. It's good."
 
Magenta

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Gojira said:
You have just evolved to a higher plane in my book :D

Remember George's wisdom on pity...

"Pity is very underrated. I like it. It's good."
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I am confused. Do you pity me, or applaud my taste in sit-coms? :unsure::giggle::alien:
 
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Gojira

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Magenta said:
I am confused. Do you pity me, or applaud my taste in sit-coms? :unsure::giggle::alien:
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Why, the latter, oh woman who identifies with green-faced aliens (while calling herself "Magenta" :cool:). I am simply trying to share with you the joys of Seinfeld. I could quote George's rule of lying: It's not a lie, if you believe it. But, I would not be calling you a liar, nor would I be advising you on how to beat a polygraph test :D
 
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Saddest part of Fall is when I put all my garden gadgets away in the barn for the winter. And that it gets too cold and dark too early to sit out on my front porch lol
 
JesusLives

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Chatgirl said:
Saddest part of Fall is when I put all my garden gadgets away in the barn for the winter. And that it gets too cold and dark too early to sit out on my front porch lol
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I'm sad because the garden bounty stops and back to frozen or canned. Sometimes in winter the fresh produce is lacking that delicious flavor of home grown fresh picked. We still have a few tomatoes that are growing on a couple of plants and our okra patch is slowing down, but they have been so good and it makes me sad to know I have to wait until spring to get it all going again.

I do love winter though, I love snow and the beauty of it when the sun is shinning and it looks like diamonds flashing on the ground. I love sweaters and the crisp air just sad it's a little too cold to sit out on the porch. We feed the birds though and can still watch from inside as they enjoy their seeds.
 
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JesusLives said:
I'm sad because the garden bounty stops and back to frozen or canned. Sometimes in winter the fresh produce is lacking that delicious flavor of home grown fresh picked. We still have a few tomatoes that are growing on a couple of plants and our okra patch is slowing down, but they have been so good and it makes me sad to know I have to wait until spring to get it all going again.

I do love winter though, I love snow and the beauty of it when the sun is shinning and it looks like diamonds flashing on the ground. I love sweaters and the crisp air just sad it's a little too cold to sit out on the porch. We feed the birds though and can still watch from inside as they enjoy their seeds.
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Okra patch has just about had it. The few tomato plants are starting to be problematic too.
 
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Chatgirl said:
Saddest part of Fall is when I put all my garden gadgets away in the barn for the winter. And that it gets too cold and dark too early to sit out on my front porch lol
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It is certainly getting cold and dark here in NE Tennessee too. I love to sit on the porch and watch the birds but not when a cold wind is blowing in my face.
 
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tourist said:
It is certainly getting cold and dark here in NE Tennessee too. I love to sit on the porch and watch the birds but not when a cold wind is blowing in my face.
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We are experiencing the opposite here. It is starting to warm quickly and all the spring critters are being born including snakes. I have seen quite a few already squashed on the road. The days are getting longer too.
 
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Ruby123 said:
We are experiencing the opposite here. It is starting to warm quickly and all the spring critters are being born including snakes. I have seen quite a few already squashed on the road. The days are getting longer too.
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Yeah, fall is well underway here. Starting to miss the summer days. I like critters but I'm not too fond of snakes. :0
 
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Gojira

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Ruby123 said:
We are experiencing the opposite here. It is starting to warm quickly and all the spring critters are being born including snakes. I have seen quite a few already squashed on the road. The days are getting longer too.
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You're down under. Don't you folks also walk upside down?
 
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My brother's ex wife came from Australia, and roses at Christmas and school during our summers was crazy!! She is a very nice gal, still visit with her
 
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it takes me a. while to turn off the lights at night because my dog is just so beautiful to look at. :p (true story) (I just can't) :(
 
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